Sentence examples for that proved much from inspiring English sources

Last year, the church used seven priests, a formula that proved much less expensive than the cost of a full-time priest's salary, housing, benefits and other expenses.

General Hayden acknowledged Thursday that the new precautions were likely to result in estimates that proved much less definitive than in the past.

But if even a small percentage do, tens of billions of dollars in mortgages might be affected, raising new concerns for an industry that has suffered in recent years from home loans that proved much riskier than expected.

Two days later, we got a second car that proved much more capable, an upscale Touring Edition with an engine that is not available in American PT's: a 2-liter, 140-horsepower, dual-overhead-cam four cylinder.

The fun family ride was filled with plenty of 90-degree banked turns and swooping S-curves that proved much better than expected.

Much can be learned from journalist Dave Cullen's illuminating 2009 book "Columbine," a deeply researched history of the 1999 Colorado shootings that proved much of what we thought we knew about them was wrong.

Kids' films!" Basden's show is no more focused than his career – and in neither case is that proving much of a problem.

So while we could argue that Windows 8.X (by that I mean Windows 8 and 8.1 combined) beats the Apple Mac Store, I'm not sure if that proves much, given how Microsoft is pushing Windows 8.X on tablets.

It is a relay that has proved much less problematic for American men than the 4x100.

The difference was that Leicester proved much more adept at finishing than their hosts.

He has emerged as a keeper, commanding a knuckleball that has proved much more predictable, for a lot less money, than the repertory of the starter he replaced, Oliver Perez.